Robo, I already play a colelge league, but for everyone else on here I recommend trying it out if you never have or have only done pro leagues, vastly superior! Pro leagues are so cookie cutter with all of the player rankings, in college there is much more draft strategy. Worth your while!
I dont want to take this too far off topic, but in the time that you referenced at Kinnick Iowa is 4-6 vs ranked opponents at home, if it such a difficult place to play why are they below .500 in that subset...I think that .757 is more of a product of playing a crappy non-conf schedule (only playing a ranked non-conf team 1x since 2006 and never at home). Dont get me wrong if we have to go on the road, I would rather play in Bloomington or Minny than Kinnick, I just think its overrated in terms of how difficult it is.
With the analysts saying that Iowa is going to be solid? They are breaking in a new QB, while deep at the RB spot in terms of potential, not a lot of game experience. I know everyone says that Kinnick is a hard place to play, but there home record over the past 5 years is not that impressive.
As for the record, your 9-3 might be a stretch, but looking at the schedule I can see where you came up with it.
I know I am not supposed to do this, but since you asked the question here is my website that has a bunch of the t's your looking for. www.rivaltees.us (my avatar on of them)
What I am sick of is this same conversation for the past 6 years, and where has it gotten us? We never make the big move bc we are too affraid to part with prospects, therefore we end up not good enough to even make the playoffs ('06 notwithstanding). They have to either buy or sell, decide, does this team with this core have a legit shot at a title, not playoffs, but title. If yes, then sell Turner (please spare me the 'remember Doyle Alexander' bit). If no, then sell the most marketable pieces of the core and start new (the latter probably means JL and DD are out). If buyers, make it big, no more mid-level busts
Too see them, countdown is on. (Not going to happen but..) Imagining an early completion for the BBQ, then hooking up NCAA '12 to the screens for the recruits, followed by several 'Hello...' posts
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But pulls a jab at Sparty nonetheless..click here to check it out
Robo, I already play a colelge league, but for everyone else on here I recommend trying it out if you never have or have only done pro leagues, vastly superior! Pro leagues are so cookie cutter with all of the player rankings, in college there is much more draft strategy. Worth your while!
I dont want to take this too far off topic, but in the time that you referenced at Kinnick Iowa is 4-6 vs ranked opponents at home, if it such a difficult place to play why are they below .500 in that subset...I think that .757 is more of a product of playing a crappy non-conf schedule (only playing a ranked non-conf team 1x since 2006 and never at home). Dont get me wrong if we have to go on the road, I would rather play in Bloomington or Minny than Kinnick, I just think its overrated in terms of how difficult it is.
Alright, enough about Iowa
With the analysts saying that Iowa is going to be solid? They are breaking in a new QB, while deep at the RB spot in terms of potential, not a lot of game experience. I know everyone says that Kinnick is a hard place to play, but there home record over the past 5 years is not that impressive.
As for the record, your 9-3 might be a stretch, but looking at the schedule I can see where you came up with it.
I know I am not supposed to do this, but since you asked the question here is my website that has a bunch of the t's your looking for. www.rivaltees.us (my avatar on of them)
Cant wait to see Brady Hoke point at stuff on those huge boards
What I am sick of is this same conversation for the past 6 years, and where has it gotten us? We never make the big move bc we are too affraid to part with prospects, therefore we end up not good enough to even make the playoffs ('06 notwithstanding). They have to either buy or sell, decide, does this team with this core have a legit shot at a title, not playoffs, but title. If yes, then sell Turner (please spare me the 'remember Doyle Alexander' bit). If no, then sell the most marketable pieces of the core and start new (the latter probably means JL and DD are out). If buyers, make it big, no more mid-level busts
Too see them, countdown is on. (Not going to happen but..) Imagining an early completion for the BBQ, then hooking up NCAA '12 to the screens for the recruits, followed by several 'Hello...' posts